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Friday, March 20, 1931 Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. (ImHlrmiruten) An Independent N'pmiair S ,. H. HNLAY Blllor and Publisher MAKOL.U M. KlNLAY UualnoM Manager Published pvontiiica. except Sunday, stratul., Oregon. t 1710 BUU) lUMl La I Entered at th. Poatotflce of La aranrie. Ore-on, u Second OIm Mull Matter under eel of March 9. IH7D OrriOlAL PAI'KH OF UNION COUNTT ANU TH CITY Or Ul C1IIANDB SstlOOI ATKD PIUCMS MKM11R1I OF I Tht Associated Preaa U delusively entitled to use for public. tlon of nil new. dlBpatchea emitted to It or not otherwise credited mtbilsttcd Herein, ah news 01 renuDiicatinn or special ciia patehea lu this ppor and also the local news herein aiao art erved. Nattunal AdverMsIn Nepreaentntlv. M. C MOOKNSKN CO. Hie ait Pranciaeo. Loa Aniiclo. iieattle. Portland. ChicaKo Petrolt. New Yora 1 I BUUSCltlln-ION ratS J ly Carrier bally, two treeka In advance . Dally, ela monllta In advance . Dally, single copy Dally, per month In advance Dally, per an month In advance Dally, per year In advance Ilv Mall Sc , . M.aO SOc MOO ADVKHTtSINO RATS3 Display, foreign, per colvim Inch ' a Ouplay, local. iwr column Inch lime contract prices ou application Dennis Pays Tribute To Dr. W. T.Phy NEWS of the CHURCHES Tho following editorial is reprinted from Tuesday' Kliuimth Even lug HertUii, published by Bruce Dennis, former editor and publisher of tho. Observer: They nr bur vine Dr. Phv today up In tho Ornnde Hondo valley where ho was born and reared. And tho Local Churches Preparing For Easter Season Bible school session nt 9:45 a. m. Wl t h classes and teachers for all ages this offers & splendid oppor tunity to become more familiar with the Bible and Christian life. At 11 o'clock tho pastor will speak on "The Best of Life." The Triad choir will sing tho anthem "Lift Thine Eyes to tho Mountains," (Elijah) by Men- dcisonn. ana Mrs. Kay Fuller, no was oorn ana reared. Ana mo tr i r i a t 0rt ' oruouu, una turn. ay ruiier, bo (rood people of that community aro XlOlV WGCK tO bCffUt OOOIl pmno, will sing "God Heareth Me.' laying to rest a wonderful character, His greatest achievement was not tho developing of tho Hot Lake Sana torium. It was not tho Introduction of pure bred dairy cattle Into tho flraitdo Hondo, which ho did when farmers needed dairy stock so badly.' li whs not his ability as a surgeon -Rev. J. B. Needham to Speak at M. E. Church SOLtll. Ln Grande churches aro busily en- by Dlchmont. Mrs. Harley Richard son will preside at the organ con sole. At 6:30 Sunday evening, tho young people will enter Into their Christian Endeavor sen-ice, which always proves to be full of Interest. ai 7:su tno Ladies Triad choir. Spirit and Truth, wo lose the con sclousness of matter." (p. 378). Sunday school Is held at 9 :4S o'clock for pupils up to the age of 20 years. The Wednesday evening service, which includes testimonies of heal ing, is at 8 o'clock. The reading room In the West Jacobson building is open every day except Sundays and legal holidays from 1 to 4:30 o'clock. The public Is cordially Invited to attend tly church services and visit and use the reading room. Island City Community Church Sunday morning Rev. Ezra Cox, of the board of home missions, of Phila delphia, will be the speaker. Mr. win, Muyo Brothers at Rochester, gaged ln preparation for their lm- Mrs. Alfred U Richardson, director' ur. 1'i.y s greatest unit was his love presaive pre - t-iiaicr services, tunuiiK wm present tho Sacred Concert ror his mentis, to him a friend wnicn are unusuiu camawis ana up- nroffTnm of u-hir-h Mntr .icKh.r uh. w "t""- could do no lasting wrong. His proprlate worship services. Sunday Tnls promises one of those dellsht- V1 . , P , o""B sanatorium has been for year the in Passion Sunday, the season in ,ul Icvd evenings so much en-1 an nliufl"c timely message unv iH'tv w wwii , ' . ; joyea to la uranae audiences. Mrs. In and made who o nhvalrs Ilv. And Lenten devotion to the glories of Hmm b-.ii irn- h while mending their physical ma- Holy Week and Easter. igt oi Baker, will assist in the eve- vnmp. in my put impo iu nvir "Chnstiantty. a Passion, is tno nlng program. - - iiimu" lnioresiinK topic on wnicn im. PLOT TO WRECK GIANT DIRIGIBLE IS DISCOVERED (Continued from Page One) from the top of the framework. De partment of Justice operators were called In on the ground that federal property was endangered and began watching Kassay, who had been de scribed by the navy as a suspicious character. The Akron, which will be the larg est llghter-than-air craft In the world, la being rushed Into completion. The tall. SO feet ln diameter, was hoisted Into place only yesterday and extra crews of workmen have been added. It will have a capacity of 6.500.000 cubic feet of gas and will be 780 feet long and 130 (eet through. FALK'S La Grande Store sent them forth to battle the world Teunvson, rector of St. Peter's church renewed with energy aud purpose. vrill "address his congregation on And WlUl all his excellent traits Snnrfnv mnrntnu IM tllHIUCWr M H I1KUI lllf HB First Church or Christ. Scientist First and Washington streets SerVlceA Will ha hlri Rimrinv t 11 ufc understood by few peofilo. Only his ti morninff. churvn ii ftt n; rri 1, IV '"ov w closest friends knew Uie real Dr. Phy, hut thoee were the ones whose at the eleven o'clock hour. There will be no evening service owing to the special services at the Methodist church ln La Grande Sunday evening. The church school opens at 9:45 under the leadership of Mrs. Allen Shupp. If you are not a Bible stu dent now Is a good time to Join the come tnou wun us ana we will do thee good," the pastor 9:45. and morning prayer at 11 rlMVw to him was positive ; wrvlec; by the Vhoir Crge -I Rr whatsoever is born of God ovoreomoth tho world: and this is tho victory tht ovoivomcth tho world, even our faith. Who is ho that oviuvometh tho world, but ho that believoth that Jesus is the Son of God t John 5:4, 5, 0NK DAVS GOODNESS lleiv is n record which indicates that very often we can find what we nro Uwkinir for An observer in tho crowded stroots of Now York in a single day roptrtod the following incidents , I saw a policeman stop traffic and lead a small child safely acmss the stivet I saw a man run after a stransvr to hand her the purse sho dropped. I saw teara cvmuo into a woman's eyes as she handed a for loni boir a dime I saw a doomwn on a crowUi train who announced all stations cleady and treated all ivxssengvrs in a courteous manner I saw a politician who places public inteivst above persona) popularity, I saw throe optimisU for ovor' pessimist and looked at WW1 viiMHUi? ivMii. JUrfar to vt nasi trtbute to a real I saw stores cinxil wit) people in a locality whew some ; t ii men said Uei Was no business, iwh "had w.M efcaratt.tr. ear- . . . . i nt purpose artd hRest uetit.xiiv saw a man w lus income tax with a smile. . I saw a man who admitted he knew less alvit city polities ; yj PIRFCTED iu uiu ukum" Aim kss atxuu nuemauoiuu atxairs man; YFRDICT IN To him the world with Ha fickle Uess meant little or nothing. Dis appointment in human beings never chilled htm nor lessened his desire to help them. For these re aoia the Hot Lake Sanatorium was far more Uisn a place to heal humanity of dlscajae, to set broken bones and to cleans ti.e system. It was a rendez vous fiw many who listened to the wisdom of Dr. Phy: who loved to glory will I not give to another, neither my praise to graven Images" Visa. Among the citations which will comprise the lesson-sermon will be Methodist KpKcopal Church, South corner Fir ana u streets Tho Rev. J. B. NVedham. presiding elder of tlie district will present the StiiuittV monune worliln at 11 o'clock at the M. E. church. South, the following from tho Bible: "The A. J. Stunner, pastor, states. He Is heathen raged, tho kingdoms were also holding a quarterly conference ' Moved : be uttered his voice, the tonight at 7:30. earth melted." (Ps. 46;6). Sunday school starts at M5, and! The Lesson -sermon will also in- hrar his concise analyals of things i xh bool is steadily growing. The J elude the following passages from that pas m the procession ca me. His furvrtte poem was entitled, "Hot lenders tood.1 which was written by an unknown author. His delight was development of the boys and iltrls calf and pig clubs in the a-alley where he saw tle light of day. Year ago when his career was much yvnmger we remember writing an editorial entitled. "Can a Home ttcy Make Oood In His Home Com munity." LV. Phy wus the subject in miud Ut editor:! oortuvies the front MM tjLnm!tCt0t The Ladies Aid will meet with 2pi2S2?5t ,2ai,r.SU5S?M Mra- H- - Avery Thursday afternoon Of Christ, Scientist, on March 32. xr..rf.h nfllh A cood nttondnnrA u The Golden Tst unii i m I Iarctl A gooa attendance is tho Lord: that is my name: and my desired. Mrs. Garret t Blokland, who is the president of the society, says. This church Is planning on co operating with the La Grande churches in the observance of Holy Week. March 29 to April 6. a definite program for the week will be made later. OUTGROWTH OF INQUIRY CLEVELAND. Mar. 20 OP) Discov ery of the alleged plot to wreck the giant dirigible "Akron" was the out growth of an Investigation of an al leged widespread sabotage plot against aircraft In this country, it was re vealed here today. C. P. Barndt, general manager of the Great Lakes Aircraft corporation, said the crash, of a navy bombing plane at San Diego. Sept. 28. 1930. started the investigation which was climaxed at Akron last night with the arrest of Paul P. Kassay and his alleged confession of plans to wreck the huge dirigible. WATER LEVEL OF LAKE IS HIGHER (Continued rorm fage One) ZUn Lutheran Church M avenue between 3rd and 4th S!nr Rev. P. E. Baisler has been morning Mrshlp Is at 11 o'rlofk. and i the Christian Science Teitbook: "Scl- called to the meeting ot the Pacific tlie Eparorth league at 8:30. The pas- i ence and Health with Key to the Synod, there will be no morning or win preacn at :au iu me eve- ecripiures, oy Mary Baier Eddy: , worship at the Lutheran cnurcn. ning services, which are to be evan-, "Divine metaphysics explains away However. Sunday school will meet at gvllstlc. matter. . . . That matter Is substan-i 9:45. ! tlal or has lite and sensation, is one I Luther league will meet ln the Klrsl Prrsbjterbvn Church j ot the false beliefs of mortals, and I evening with Miss Genevieve Nelson Washington and Slsth streets ! exists only In a supposititious mortal J speaking on the subject. "The Call gur.day will oyn with the Sunday : consciousness. Hence, as we approach of the Argentines." the top. The lest was unsettled for Pltti-Slnr Grace Herr , son. Doris Benson. Merfa. newborn In his v.rT.i ,Jrri Tbit : um lu morning by selling of ! Members ot the chorus are: Grace Heddon. Louise Hsrdman. Tlr .Jrp Iss-aes In which dividend rates are: n.. vi... tr.wti, ' Theres Gletlhuber. a twwi.ll k. - .VT ... quesuoued. and again In the after-1 j R-vh.rr, p.v- r.C; Elu-abeth Hesse. Mabel Kenvllle. La conducted an insutuuon for hu- KW? bJ UQUidaUon of some of the : mTrI Miller. Lucille Pect. Marjorte : "ue Huntington. reamtv. M.wv was never Dr. Phi's 6ut pmched !n a ; Weber. Buby Case, art Beery. Paul j Fairies Delva Beers. Eleanors Mol, and the jxvw person never was I f'f 'f' ln u"u''t trading, and BuU. Lowell Puller. Gilbert Perard. : Beers. Mildred Bennett, Marjorie vurned awav from Hot Lake, neither1-" closed around the day bes. Pirates Verna Smuctel. Alberta : Baird. Helen Glenn. Phyllis Dunn, was the poor pent given treat- , P"'-"5- Trading ws at a slower tern- j Toung. Ruth Praser. Eta Jane Kr- Grace Johnston, Taresa Tabor. GUdvs men! other than the best. : ", V . iu. jeanne vraoiu. Anne uifunu- Bluings, sveiyn Auseon. June Cool- 1 oer. Kuth l-ecnard. Gertrude Tlche- ( idge. I nor. VeUna Blschel. Victoria Warden. The orchestra includes Andrew ' Irene Irwin. Lucile Chspln. Margaret Loney Jr Rov Mattoon. Florence Milne. Letha Kirk. Alberta Kirby. , Miller. Dici Undsav. Jennie Nielsen. I Sisters. Cousins and Aunts Sarah Robert Ballot. Irene Pottratz. Robert Woodward. Bonr.!e Fraser. Vadis Pottrati. Perrv Caldwell, Lee John- buacj:. Mildred Hinchliff. Marv Daw- sen. Iola Gooding. Oregon' has lost a stte character i only a.TO.0.VI shares. ln IV. Phy passing. Few men are i eiulpjvd to dv- foe their feliowmen "I1T CP TC what he did for hia. In the prettv -lljlJ 10 51'AlitU AT riU..N. valley that he koved with ail his I her1 he will be buned. The wafers of tsthenne creek will continue their f..urmur Just as they did when Will Phy was a ktd fishing the stream The peve of tTnloax. L Grande ar.d KHher vlley points are cotigregated (Continued From Pag Three) DtJ,l GtHM-S I sv teiv inspinns articles and muJ-Uicm Uvtish. sjv a man who did the wwk of two pvi dvrulvk ivy, and iiron who did tho work of ono jk1 fini. Tho .mlvv;dor. tv ure in a lorg btsck rotoe and a white ; wig. and Sir Joseph Porter is no . less laughable In his frock coat with gold braid, ar.d his hat with the lorig . plume ow the to?. ! The pirates attack the ship and , the police, lindiiig no regulation to I prorxie fvv such an attsck. are sub i due but whiie the pirates are plot- tiiig to com the most in-uxtajit ; pe.ple on the boat toe rar.$om. ran i ous lev afiairs are progressing, with Kioa KACstrw. pijored ov lv:u T?fiYT PS P SF. Caldwell, carolling his love tor Joae ItKJW LLJ UfL;r4,w ,s, daughter. Al:c (0tlnM rrom Pajr Oae ' Ini. Throiigl-th serrhrets of the falrr , 1 . 5 cueea. the pirate are subdued aiid oney around them, and al. , is ,ur.5ffd lnw E.JEOr rveiA. and the t vrtM or money around taem. ana an ,ur.5ffil inw n-jnor poets, and l This wmiM coiisiitute niotu-e arsd ; f-jj lncliiies; joprvclunity. be said, but To one certain Ccrwiraa. ol the good sh:p i wouM be concerned until a theft had , Pi-afore Emmeti Grav been ethlished " . Sir Joseph Porter, first Kvd of the " 1 iv-rv t V --i t . . iCj ..t va.m l!u oUlOf day in Chicago a tnigvxl.V OOOUmxl Which 1V- : proved that mositie existed - he cor.- RjUpi lVksiraw. aie soiiTjin. ,4 l. , .. .1... i . j , , . . IuiuwnS. "As tor opp.vtun:ty. it did ' WiUism Cajdweil uiu i.ivi tiint uinx- viuutivu iisa grown up in a IIOIIX" eat. There w oyponun-.ty to Dc.i Dedey. boatswain nNDKRNOlRlSHEn 1.0YK vhr tho father had slioww that ho was dowid of love f tr ;! cr.s. but ccooriun- -nd life was drab aff;vir. Tu inoitient sem to enihAse the fact that everv chiM w tn a Crrui fV--r lv hI a tht to a home which is KhuW by love and Kter Sltrh0 ft wiSi and unselfishne$& Everv little Ivv aiiui H whrt st uny ut jury it hs$n with rapturous eyes for the sound of homing footstep w nswi vtw. that :.r.;wre wln the iUy is done, has missti a nrkvWft WWtv iSr; " CuUlivn who have unselfish devotion and wise eunsor- . rls u &h seldom kill their varent Fut those who have Uvni tcr.uawv o ivv K-i: winded over wui ever ain until fiivC their sense of j w.xn a. .-c rit and wamt is as tanrM a a iucxvti wi:and jth, k soetiinc reach the ivvnt w here ihev fowt. ' Te wry fact that three chico.ren had to Iv reared :n a1 attacks top ay hokie wd of gracious cua-ities r.vses the situate nviv srtr yxxkx "xrZ s -.u pitiful Childhvwt has a riiht to fathers ard r:her who as kw ana rejxvt ech other. hen the enviror.nent fails, d t.axo. a rrsr: tv-ae v it u hv.;v o t tv,. .v. v ::rrtT? ivvrishnw.t. Trees vuv.vt srrah: ar.d snvrr when the scil is barren. W :tef r-sve tet:trecl fvT t. ; Ti;e F.r; K;f . t v-:?i oJ Frrovrr.V-fc, s pirst rccnt:c . . " XLix KocU-ii$ FvCsc S-rywiv oi ie mewcoili- tccv Autin Cunn Cr-rrvc, s jvJ . Kerui Ricun sr. Arvi -An e?i,era racaec out wr;:if i . - - yra Rxter ' c.v.i.-v:cr Kcvvrs Koicv Xvd i.c fwu.-w: I - IL.S N vX-.OO j Josf-r.ir. C ? 5 : a Coc-.wrir. f c"-Mr . - Alof , r-d scrCi Xsii.ryi L-t Fit-r.or rr-.oi cI C'.TSfci.'-ae .. IVoxc Cooi XI a f:.? ,V7i.e Kir; ru-irMcc cfc To- Sacry-ica . Iocs 0ninier frNT Sirccu Tiwil T, rrv r-:Cii Jro. ciooi, V- .-V wr.- . ."irr.t- Xyicc LARISON CHEVROLET CO, US CO CARS WITH AN O.K. THAT COiffTS is;: i;: i;: see r.c.E : E.sse.v Sport Coupe . Oakland Coxh Chevrolet Coach FOR OIK IBVCK SPECLVLS S1S3 SrM s;i3 1K6 Hudson Sedan 1J4 Ford Tonrinj 1SS Star Conpe S145 Larison Chevrolet Company A duns La Grande, Ore. 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